A late-nineties blend of extended roots pop compositions and experimental rhythmic approaches, the band developed and found their sound through an extremely supportive local scene of artists, musicians, and actors - coupled with a rigorous, and soon national, tour schedule. An eclectic new brand of exploratory roots psych-rock emerged; Van Morrison meets Coltrane meets Talking Heads.

One of a new breed of back-to-basics rock acts to emerge from Detroit, Michigan, USA. - (Read more)

The WMDs seamlessly fuse a timeless songwriting style with a modern rock sound, delivering their music with energy, emotion and honesty. Formed in 2004, the band consists of 4 twenty-something guys who all contribute to the sound of the group. The band has an impressive resume, with each member having spent over 8 years performing in New York City in a variety of successful bands and solo projects.

With his second release, The Tommy Thompson Band, Tommy has been given the opportunity to showcase not just his music, but his phenomenal band as well. The songs themselves will please any fan of Dave Matthews, Counting Crows, Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor, John Wesley Harding and any other great singer/songwriter I've forgotten. "Does It Rain on You?" is destined to be a hit!! What it comes down to is, if you're looking for something refreshing to pop into your CD player and not just the same 'ole radio dribble, The Tommy Thompson Band is the album for you. Tommy Thompson and his band open their hearts and souls to the listener and enlighten their audience to a new level of consciousness. You can sense the true "Life Experience" in each title, and are personally invited by the musician to join him on his path. The album is for every listener, those who are musicians themselves, those who appreciate the opening of the soul through deep, heavy lyrics, and those who love to listen to simply Great Music. You must add this to any collection, and if the chance ever arises, see this band LIVE! - (Read more)

The current Trey Anastasio Band is backed by the rhythm section of Tony Hall, one of New Orleans' finest bass players, with longtime collaborator Jeff Sipe on drums. Trey and Jeff have a longstanding musical history, dating back to the early days of Phish circa 1990-1993 when they toured almost exclusively with the Aquarium Rescue Unit. Since those days of Phish and the ARU sharing the stage, Trey and Jeff have been looking to reconnect and both are very excited to be playing together again. Old friend Ray Paczkowski (keyboards) completes the core quartet with fellow Vermonters Jennifer Hartswick and Christina Durfee on backing vocals. - (Read more)